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Airplay Presents Welcome to Happy Hill
Airplay Presents a Reading of Dean Bevan's Play Welcome to Happy Hill.
Coni Ciongoli Koepfinger Hosts and introduces us to the players DEAN BEVAN, KIT COULBOURN WYRE and Rachel Love.
A new teacher at Happy Hill Pre-K discovers philosophical differences with an experienced associate: should the children be taught World Peace or “The Farmer In The Dell”? The dispute escalates into a classic catfight, which ends as the two discover sisterhood in their common rejection of the minimum-wage child-care jobs.
Coni Ciongoli Koepfinger Hosts and introduces us to the players DEAN BEVAN, KIT COULBOURN WYRE and Rachel Love.
A new teacher at Happy Hill Pre-K discovers philosophical differences with an experienced associate: should the children be taught World Peace or “The Farmer In The Dell”? The dispute escalates into a classic catfight, which ends as the two discover sisterhood in their common rejection of the minimum-wage child-care jobs.
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By Rachel LoveAirplay Presents a Reading of Dean Bevan's Play Welcome to Happy Hill.
Coni Ciongoli Koepfinger Hosts and introduces us to the players DEAN BEVAN, KIT COULBOURN WYRE and Rachel Love.
A new teacher at Happy Hill Pre-K discovers philosophical differences with an experienced associate: should the children be taught World Peace or “The Farmer In The Dell”? The dispute escalates into a classic catfight, which ends as the two discover sisterhood in their common rejection of the minimum-wage child-care jobs.
Coni Ciongoli Koepfinger Hosts and introduces us to the players DEAN BEVAN, KIT COULBOURN WYRE and Rachel Love.
A new teacher at Happy Hill Pre-K discovers philosophical differences with an experienced associate: should the children be taught World Peace or “The Farmer In The Dell”? The dispute escalates into a classic catfight, which ends as the two discover sisterhood in their common rejection of the minimum-wage child-care jobs.